Ghirlandaio-An Angel Appearing to Zacharias while Offering Incense in the Temple;Drawings by Italian Masters of the XV-XVIII Centuries. From a selection of 40 facsimiles of the originals preserved in the Albertina Collection in Vienna. With an introduction and descriptive text by Joseph Meder, Late Director of the Albertina and edited in English Campbell Dodgson, M.A, C.B.E, Kepper of prints and drawings at the Britich Museum.Published in London by BT Batsford Ltd, 94, High Holborn in 1930.The edition for the British Empire and the United States of America is limited to 125 copies.All rights of this work are the property of Anton Schroll & Co who are publishers of the German Edition. Printed in Austria.Plate #3 "An Angel Appearing to Zacharias while Offering Incense in the Temple". On the right and the left stand numerous members of the two families of the Tournabuoni and the Tournaquinci, with traces of the old writing in which they were identified. A first design for the fresco of the same subject in the choir of S. Maria Novella at Florence. At the foot, not written by the artist himself, "ghirlandhaio".The original was drawn with the pen in bistre, with bistre wash. From the Mariette and Fries Collections.